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New r..h,.ps Ia rrsus' Legs.

There arc new styles In frogs legs this
season" said the venerable Col Phoo6n Howard Last
evening" lie IL the proprietor Of pnrstara frog farm,
xerm9n county, the largest and riahsss frog farm In
lin the. past. no continued .ths style hss been
dkcollott but this 10 Ia the fashion 20 trim
garnsh the saddles high with herbs and parsey The
beet resaurntvurs found that vas very shocking 70
they called II There u abandon about Rroup at
untfifrned frog legs feph from tho skillet that ntces
sarily ofends sentative nature No thougbtfn father
careful mother would wish 70 INTRODUCES these shock
ing articles de veru into the homo circle To meet all
possible objections thsrefore Importers and dealers
have determined 10 bsdeck aaInish, and trim frogs
higher and nob.sr instihctt Of hcmnpy the fohowug
price list will DO road with ihtsrsN!
Frogs saddles for gentlemen ptr dossn.. 90 cAnts
Frogs side saddles for ladies' par dossn y esiS
Frogs, leys en- train Eiirabsthan run OF trsanss
Per .........'.'.''..-
These are she four principal new styles" Yo9hanwd
that svery taste he Accommodate white 10 nature,
however sentative, will DO shocked thereby"
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MARTIN L. BaADFonD.s NERVE
Preparing for Death with SonHs md Cheess
fuI Word. on bis Lips.
TfVW 'Nd HpItNIFFfF s'sPVO'Tu7tI.
4 do ~ Mn f.tin L. R..n flf,,S

ffVW ihc aVsRL7sW S'sptouchn.
The suicide OF Martin L. Bradford. Jr. the
ycurg medical student WHO shot himself aS
boston Monday n.tcrn Don, ,.ns sinRulgr!y ssd.
y"n Who II Ws Z osas old srJnaS
developed physically, member OF his- glass
team .na sonSralFE pslarh Melody
Tie y SS mans Iirc shoxs what Int tremsndoas
began wriiln3 letters to dllfcent friends, FEY
minutes, conversation. For all Young Bred.
ee GEM ny The pen Was throws aside a. though he
WIFE WIFE Th stssi 2a iG he ha aSeus
iylsnds, no was olpaly cordial, and sang and
lar srpcs even whIie lie wrote the, notes that
fsSSs III lis d ii h Ss S m
ROOM and excused ,himselfto his companions
S on sa hs asaon a hHa that
and singing snatchSs Of college, songs.
was attending. letters addressed to bis father,
Msrs St in 10 pnn sS on hs dse G
Cyl af ss i NJ
he GOAT and vest and carefully placed them ON
tho back q chair His shlEt I and Tndsrelothes
%K fRs'q bo sEa basa tn sss
be, went to bureau drawer and
whjob had evidently beon loaded on
soo,o previous day.,, Then be aat on The go9r,
BOD. placed the niuzzIe Of tho revolver lust
above the aftf rib and sent tho bullot into his
heart. Frod NJ. Lowe. follow student. who
heard the shot AID tho Groan, and was tho nrst
TO LIT B,eiford's li.eless body. When the mod
drsssda 70 ills 0 ehSm was was opened. Il read
pEla MaLroLS: I'm sorry 20 leave you In the iurcA
rye left NY cASes In such condition that
Letters addressed 20 hIs father and mothor
were not reud. Bradtord's father Is wealthy
retired cuHer living In Hoxbury.
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NOT TIE FIRST STEAM RAeoM
One a. Names Inventive Sons ThSnks he
Can Drive HIS Cart . Mile In . Minute.
From TIE Le,otston Josyual

1nVontbv0
Can Drive his Cart . Mile In . Minute.
From TIE Lesotston Jos1nal
"The rich can ride In chaises," and they
can ride In q steam wagon, too. Il they will
gone e Lewiston and essay what the teemit Ing
ase rst uaes Il Is Il
built on the principle Of grocery wagon.
Some Of the extra heavy grocery teams on the
eontrivance. except the inventor. Edwin y.
Field. desired that It be extra strong. and 30 he
ts sRa Sss ae the
Gerry wagon. Its shape is the same Its wheels
ore Sa The same IN sizs and shape II w assS
paEy delivery. wagon, With iron bands. The
boiler: which is upright. site on the rear axle:
a8e 70 WGcR the Hna whees arc ~ 'na sy
sSs that hs
INK gear. The engine Is q double cylinder con-
densing engine. controlled by the link motion.
drivers seat: Water j. carried e = small tank
d1 hs The The engine ssY
troiied from the drivors seat. Tie boiler i Is
fve-horse power. tested to 400 pounds Pres
ys!op isIr.SoTse power Nth l9S pounds pres
smoke or steam. The design Of the builders S lis Is
to conceal everything, and they ,expect. when
shut tHO Soht ohco VIII W ,NeFy
odd In appearance, and that II will not brighten
horses any moro than bicycle or q street
sprinkler, Every portion OF the machinery is
made with tho Wow to strength. Various in
yontions on the boiler make II specially val
liable, while every, part OF the engine has
been designed and built expressly for the
purpose, and Is full OF oddities and inventions.
The axles are steol aud tho wheels iron hub
bod. The hind wheels IRE thirteen feet In
diameter. The water tank holds half q barrel.
and would suffice for a run Of twenty-five
:" Have, you ever run it ?" was asked of Mr..
Field. Yes" was the reply. We have
worked the engines and the Wheels, but
haven't tried IT on tho, ground yet. 1t WAS
great SUCCESS The hind wheels went IN per-
foot buzz. We estimated It at 800 revolutions
minute; and rs the carriage will advance
about Ave foet at a revolution, we reckon that,
making duo allowance, the wagon would have
been going Considerably faster than q two
OF .hs driver"
Mr.. Field has about completed tho machine
A description does II no sort Of credit. and the
R09 sort 'aHas T w =
From the wayside brook the water tank can DO
boiler. Mr. Field thlnks that tho machine can
go mile hminute. He will have tho hind
wheels drilled and corrugated for toeth, pro-
ytded there Is not friction enough but he says
that he has no foRr about tho friction.
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A Famous CIydesdaIe staIiioa Comins to
Wisconsin,,
From the 81. Jamsss Garstte.

- The Duke q Portland has sold hIs famous
eIah Brothsrs q Japesyills Wlseon,tn upsd s,hisS
shipped nom The Ciyds 10 fsG dsyu This horse has
had somewhat remarkable career; He waA exported
10 America when yesrilnH won all tho prizes ~ Ch-
ehEs aud other shows wa. brought back 70 YhAnd and
Il III won n. nrs Prize Of he RSySi 10
esy a. Shrewsbury. and other honnEs; and was used
with GrsAt success on his Gracsa eaate In Ayrphre.
11iIhbroGte krr 10 handsome bay sysaFs old, and,
Sot"e II Wertby ~ rsa1E ,Sst nS.r n CAT
snnum Y being paid by Ameyicans for clydesdais
ho1eA and that the hoIss brOedaEa or Scotland have
esen g4yng her tsnt. foT soa Ms aqt 81 fha pgteSs
gu asa sS RsShsHI q xs sss c9e aess MsAeS
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sons vs ss n line ss
girls by the name ot smith. Thomas Black married
Matte, daughter Ct Robert SMITH and Josiah vas
ES6ert's brotasr They droys 60 Paris Edgar county:
Smiths were violently opposed to their daughters marry
Black boys for no apparent reason however as
was capped howsver by the MARRIAGE on Saturday Of
Smith, to Etta Black, sister 10 Tom and Josiah Eta
yesss tho senior OF her boy husband but appears
the family union had to DO completed.
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New YerIe's Rising Gencration.
From the PITTSBURGH Despatch

A lady had tho bad luck to step on her dia-
pond bar pin and break tho fastening She rang for
messenger, and sat down to write that tho boy
could NAH on his way 70 tho jows!lcr. As she was
directing tho envelope the boy entered.
Take that" she said extending the pin, and never
looking Ahe fnssd the suDerscripyion intending
TO add 70 the jewellers at the and walt it,
hgt tho small tough not Iaush higher than the table,
broke In before sho could fnsh her sentence, with
slow much do you want to get on 1t 1"
Tho attonishod lady looked nc tho little runinn In
Anazenent How much do want TO get on ~ sho
repeated;
Pound it,. Mercy, no. Just stepped on It and
have ,S, broken the PIN, ,.,. -
casos on It."
why. hoy what are you talking abouti"
"Oh come ofi Der Yer want mo 10 hook IL or don't
yeri What's yer racket"
The lady called for help. She had heard that the In
sane possessed unnatural strength and though this
young cub ddn'rweSh ninety she couldn't tell what ho
might do II he was as crazy he talked II not
until the servant acted interpreter that the
was made to understand the brooch TO 30 q
teweer 70 DO repaired instead u pawnbrokera shop;
but the boy explained that most all The ladies who rent
soeh thinys BY hln was spouters and raia' the
wind on their aupsss and sparklsa."
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Appearances wcro Deceptive,

Tourist tpassing uiet-looking country housed
There seems TO be All air OF sweck calm, dreamy ron
my frieDdf
lnhabitnnt Cleaning on gatel--Docs, heyf Yoa onght
to 60 up In balloon and look down II for second
TIVE. You'd see grandn.rm, rHttlns eranap9p with
Esraa third attack OF deliroui tremes sister
the cyclone rlt dead onched with Cousin knte over The
ownership Of q pece VI hh,r rtbSan and Pop nc tho
back door, standin on tho Sheriff with Winchester ~
TIN tho only that Amt real busy hot can't toll how
the doctor at any minute.
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Teaching, to me-" said an enthusiastic
young school mAam. "s holy calling. To SOW In the
young mind tho seeds Of future knowledge and watch
them as thoy grow and develop Il . pleasure greater
than can toll I nevor weary Of my work think
only Of"
~ am very sorry" interrupted the young mas to
profession Miss CLARA had hoped that soma day
night a,s yGn fss sssd , sSxht se-0us hardly
You may 70 on, Mr. Smith" said the young lady,
aofy "rm little too anthuaiastin At timaA psrhapA"
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Dry Goods Dealer Ito saleswoman)-I was
very sorry Miss sanstt to receive your resignation
Aren't you satisfied with you place herss
Miss satinetts-Ye.ss sir; but I've had the offer Of
better one.
Dry Goods Dealsr-woll II Il lis question Of salary
Miss satinettc I would b Wiling
Miss satnete-It not question Of salary sir. Young
Mr.. Ilghcolar Of the furnishing department made ma
An ADVANTAGEOUS offer Last evening which accepted
I'm 20 be the junior member Of tho iirm.
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Are you an admirer Of the national game.
Miss Breezy ~ inquired young Mr. Wabash Of Chicago.
"Not an ardent adinirer by any msAnA Mr.. Wabash"
the young lady replied brshtiy not deem the in.
refining although occasionally witness game But
must say, she continued with rather more emphasis
than the circumstances seemed TO warrant that In try
Ing 10 win the pennant without Mike Kelly the Baby has
Bit Of more than hi. can chaw."
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A Chsrninr I:rissAe.

jock lat the club}-I sew mighty pretty
little country girl this afternoon, Gus She was climb
Ing 10 the upper deck Of nth avenue tssga
Jacf--Stripod.
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Psel<etiRe an INSULT.

"A small physique ut times is groat dissd.
vantage to = man" 10 said. Recently was grossly
insuted great big dusr and could only pocket the
insult" ~
"Ho offered me brtho."
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wife-I think, my dear. that we had better
name the baby "Bnl"
Husband-"BM" what do you want him named
wKe-so that no win bs called "wniiAm" whom he
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"Yes." said o Pacinb sloper at the Hoffman
House recently. California Is great State for timber
There is one kind in particular that beat tho
country on"
what kind II that I" hs was asked
forRotitv'
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she KNEW the Old Man.
HoA

"ob. Nsill isn't 1t lucky our legacies were
' Rit$Siyi Whsa We expected 81 least ten thOuSAnd
.Siial aoa, you dear II Ne had had all tAA' VaRA
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He Didn't BAto.

"No," said Tompkins. II no longer cali on
Miss Robinson. You know she's nns performer on the
piano. but got trod Of hearing the Same piece every
what WAS tho piscet" asked Titmarsh.
"Nsndolssohn's Wedding March"
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Good by, my DEAR" he said to his wife %
tho bell rang for all ashore ~ hope you will have
pleasant voyage with your frienda hut ahau DO sck
with anxiety to hear Of your safn arrival
"Shnll cable from QusenstoNn, JohnW
.HeAyenk mol Send postal card"
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women are unreasonable creatures" OBJ
served Brown ordered another round for tho boy
"Now, there's my wife. Before were married when
her she always thought IL tSo early for
me TO 10 homo, and now can't 90 home early enough
TO suit hor."
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QUEER WIfINIrLES


Misc Shawsgarden tof st. Louis, 10 Miss
Breezy of how h everything in chcasoi
Doll a. usual Isppposof
Miss Breesy-No, things are looking very prfGhe How
d the pasturago In b. Lopisf
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Has him well In Hand.


Minister making acalll.-.And do you always
Do as your mamma tslls you to, Flossioi
Flossis Observation-Disclosures do. and 10 does papa
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"The coat smells tribe musty, Isaacstein,s
said the customer, throwing 1t down.
II no sohmell dot trine mnsty" argued Mr. Isaacsten
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-Hs-Ars you an admirer Of Fielding, Miss
Miss waldo-oh, yes Ono can't help but admire II
you Know whom kely u playing Right
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"Hurryi hurry" cried Brown, impatiently up
the stairs wen DO TOO late for church."
"oh. no. DEAR replied Mrs. b. buttoning her glove
she came down, ave can't DO too ato I've Got on my
Gultn
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ness. nudoiph and Edward Afonson already plan
ming extra features for ''Ermin.ss" Goth night
"psr Fsldprsdige-." 'Dsr sst.si Student" SCAR
und zimmerman" "Nansa." and "Tzisannebaron''
All these operas familiar 10 English well, aud
there should % enjoyment In she.f revival for Absrg
company wilIang them admirably; that 10 foreGone
conclusion. aThe Hack Husar" viii be kivon to.mor.
might 1.-THE BeEgar student" on Tuesday and
Thursday, "CzAr and Carpenter" On Wednesday, and
"HAnon" Saturday. Last Eight for Adolfns Znaisr-
Nodjeska's benefit LA Vie Parls,enne" was sung. II
wAs zimaicr's farewell
A-denres j. Fosters ms!odrama "Topn craig's Wife,"
will be tried q, tho Blou Tuesday afternoon. Tho
teoutaats of the occasion, osa Stacey, viii be helped
ty special company or oourse the play proves at
all susessssul the road will kaow Il ne: ssason-
Ezra p Kendairs farce eoiosdy "A Pair of KldS"i 10
retained Doskstaaar'a It's extreme llghtneks docs
not materially hurt It rs hotveather piece; yet IL
might bs wished that toSe could DO trdiDg for
tie revival Kodairs iaSsrsonl;ion OF q rustic u
highly comic az Ee will r.ay in tho city while
longer and after ho 70 play perhaps Docksaders
will close for time.
Henry ohanfrau 10 .hs arants actor this weak, and
"ka"i ID again to DO seen. with Gavsy, Maflt and the
others Of tho company who supported CnRnf-Au at tho
Wludsor last week There definite promise on Tho
Part OF Chanrran's manager that american Grit"
would DO produced at tho GRAND for the hrst time In the
ey but hitch has apparently occurred TO spoil this
plan Doubtless the play viii be seen later. IL 10 osorge
hosys dramAtisstton OF one Of George hAnvls FenRs
novels The suInnss season Of the GRAND, under Nat
thswsA honss, b meningitis end.
Richard Eanshelds Prince Esri" wears sstonish-
nsH well at the Aadison Square whero the audiences
nave 1ssh continuously good. Cyril Scott has retired
from the company join Minnie NaddeTn'E In which
hA formerly acted which he reoins because of his
inabiity to agree with Mansne.i upon slight po!ns
betofe Tue revival OF "a Partisan Romance Mans
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tufo easily understood put dccidculy nay" As
wagner's newly discovered symphony in major. IL
been given to Herr WOLF IL to revert to Frau Wagner
after Dec l. 185s The symphony not to be engraved
and tho manuscript parts must DO returned to the
posers widow on tho date mentioned above.
Anton Rubinstein Is diligently engaged in tho compo
ston OF Russian opera intended for production in the
National Opera House, to the establishment Of
which tho composer has already contributed most ber
ally. The Parisan newspapers place record event
of equal importanco-for the PArisan reAder-ths
pson OF operetta In three acts BY Audran. which
hAa been equipped with the oupboneus and sentimental
tits Of +" Chou Chou"
Tns managers PsIis GRAND Opera after burn
ing IT the Opera coqus offered to take NJ CArvalhos
and give performances Of the Light works making up
thsr special repertoire until the end Of June. n. Car
va,ho however. promised pay all salaries due until
July only calling upon the artists to appear oncs-in
grand conference.-the. The opera house Il to be
bull. as speedily rs possible.
Her Won Ksl who for the past seasons was stage
manager at the Metropolitan Opera House. has
Bumed tho management OF the Victoria Theatre In Bor
lin. III partnership with Herr Franz Dorm. wsnknoW
German actor This season the management Of the
etage the Metropolitan 10 likely 20 be intrusted 10
Herr Theodore HAbelmann. who created" Lohon-
grin" when Wagnsrs opera WAS nrst produced At the
old stadt Theatre In the Bowery under the direction Of
Adolf Neusndorn In 1871.
Monsieur Tournis. robust French tenor who sang In
this country years ago and wound up his sojourn
In tho United States by running away with Nile. Emile
ANDRE. French. rather Algerian, soprano. who
came out here under tho auspices OF Mr.. MApsSon has
been engaged for the at the Theatre
do Ia AonnAiS In Brusst Another old Acquaintance OF
New York audiences Il spoken Of In the European papers
having aseSpted desirable engagement In the per-
con Of PFau ssHudiS panp young LADY. who married
Herr stAaaG Whis ne latter shGAG - ne nstra
eAAlAAaslA0 slshlssa naalAs 60 HsAa 1laa4lslNl9
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-19

lego z&otq gwiazdq. Mezem
tym jest szan. Oh. kIemens
j. Bi e iii k j, powiatowy-
konstabel. Wobec licznie ze-
bramych obywate]i W hal przy
kosciele sw. Wojciecha oby-
watel Jan M ann a w kro-
tkich, tresciwych aserdecznych
sfowach (sicD w imieniu oby-
wateli Polakdw przypiql gwia-
zde ma piersi K. j. Belinskie
mu. Gwiazda ia, kupiona Cd
Polak6w (zamiast przez Pola-
k6w.-llyster), jest szczerozlo-
ia, ozdob.ona pysznym rubi-
mem; z odwrotuei strony jest
napis: Pfesldtm by tile Polish
people % Of Chicago, Ill. to
G. j. Brlihski, May Sth
lSS6.-Rodak nasz kochany
wzru szeny do lez, W krotkiej
a rzewnej prZemowie dzleko-
wal "a odszczegolnjenie to
ktoreso sc godnym ME czul".
koncowa uWaga LardZo slu-
szna, DO dotychczasowe poste-
powanie p. B1eli1shiego alas
Belihshiego alias Biu1lsAlego
wzgledem Polakow Iozbawiio
90 nawet prawa nazywania sic
Polakiem. Prawdziwy lud poi
ski, pis1qcy sic po angielsku
Tile Polish people, usuwa s;a,
tn5 nogaHda cd uprndAG
syna Ojczyzny, ajedynle a obtus
dnicy, narod fa1szywy, slusznie
napietnowany przes Gnzets Ka-
tol1chq 5ledna plsowniq poeple.z
udanem uwielbieniem spogla-
dajq na te policyjua gwiazde.
PhACClE "a WIARUSA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-19
PRoCES KRZEMINSKIEGO.

W srode, II marca, lSr6tko po
wydrukowaniu przeszfego numeru,
odebra}em 2 New Yorku cd D.
S u $ k i n da telegram, IL sad
honorowy,wyznaczony z 4onaZwiaz-
ku Narodowego Pol, W drugiei
czesci procesu uznaf Oh. Krzemin-
skiego we wszystkich punktach
oskaMenia winnym.
Wyrok ten pociagnac musi Ia
soba wykluczenie Krzemihskiego
ze zwiazku Mar. Pol, tego Krze-
minskiego, kt6ry dopominaf sic
wydalenia re Zwiazku najlepszego
patryoty DR.. Gruenberga, nazywa-
jac go anarchista.
Sad dniu 8 maja zmieni}
sig przez przybranie OBJ. Hobaziii-
skiego, reprezentanta batalionu
Wolnych Strzelc0,o, meza inteligen-
tnego i prawego charakteru, W
miejsce nieobecnego oh. Orfa.
Wywody pana S Kinda
lepleJ przekonywafy sedzloW l pu-
blicznosc, niz zimna, prawnicza
obrona Cup k i. Wykrety Krze-
mihskiego oburzy}y wielu bezstron-
nych.
Gdyby Wiarus byl przegra}
process z Krzemihskim, byliby go
pewnie opuscili MAJ jlepsi przyjaciele,
niechajze wiec teraz, skoro sic wy
kazalo, IL Krzcminski w Ameryce
ustaweznie tylko dzia}a} ma szkode
Polak6w, przynajmniej wolno nam
bedzic poczytat sobie "a zasfuge,
zesmy Rodak6w cd wpfywu takie-
90 iudasza uwolnili.
W przysz}ym numerze rozpo-
czniemy druk szczeg6fowego spra-
wozdania procesu Krzeminskiego,
napisanego przez pana L. S. M a
liszew kiego, podlug pro-
toku}dw rozpraw sadu honoro-
wego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-19
pfACCIE IA WlARUSA!
Sprawy biezace

WiorusoaD Potonalsoao o6ch0dzqce.
Ma stronnicy 3ciej dzisiej-
s7ego numeru znajdzie czytel
mix pod tytu.em B a n a u
k i E rope els k i o o.
un K ach a m y k a II
k i c h diva artykuliki, wy
jete polsklch pism euro
pejskich, dziwacznie rzeczy
zawleraJqce o doll Polakow
W Ameryce.
hatwo by mi byfo wyka-
zac bezpodstawnosc i smie-
sznosci tych seusacyjnych vie
sci, lecz chcac zb;t kaAdy
punlt q osobna, trzebaby mi
zapisac przynalmniej .jedne
stronn;ce Wlmusa, a tel ma
takie rzeczy "a szkoda.
Je2eli pan r e s istotnie
powiedzial, co mu rzeczone
pismo kr"kowskie (zdajje sic
No,ca Retorma) do ust w}o1y-
10, to szkaradnie sk}amaf,
Prawda, re j Polacy tutejsze
sto>unki uwaaaja "a nieznossnie,
Iecz po wiekszej cxesci tylko
W plcrwszych dwoch latach,
kiedy- jakby moae doktor
powiedziai alan'e tutejsze'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-19
PRZEGLAD
POLITYCZNY Y

" ubieg|ym tygodniu nie
zaszfo W Stanach Z.jednoczo
nych wie]c ciekawego. w
Chicago zastrajkowali mularze,
zqdajac ably i'm dawaLo wy
plate w sobote, zamiast W po.
niedzialek lub we wtorek.
Zdaje sic, 2e chca oni tylko
pokazaG swa sIe, ME zwa2a :
jac na to, De przez zastoj w
budownictwie poslrada}o robo-
te takze tysiace stolarzy, slu-
sarzy, malarzy, plumbiarzy i
t. d.
Roznocze}y sic procesy prze-
civ oticyalistom kolei P q II
H a IL d e, ktorzy przez d}u-
gle lata systematycznle okra-
dali pociqgi towarowe. Je-
den z oskarzonych uznany 20
stat winnym, drugi sam przy-
zuai sic do why. Jest bar
dzo prawdoprdobnem, 2e vie
lu przekonanych zostanie o
kradziez i posianych do domu
karnego. Gdyby ci ludzie by
Ii ukradli cafy pociqg, iak
Jay G ould jego spoinicy,
to rzecz sta}aby dla Mich
wiele korzystniej.
Sprawa irijska, ktora W
tym kraJu rownie wazna 3D.
grywa role, ;ak W w: Bryta
nil, teraz JUL w Kanadzie
wiele robi wrzawy. Dzienni-
karz iryjslli O'Brien ',myslnie
przyplynal do Ameryki W tym
celu, ably namiestmka kama,
dy)skiego, lorda Landsdowue,
postawic pod preglerz publ
czny jako oprawce dzierzaw
COW. Wszelako protestanccy
Irisze w kanadZie, tzw, Dram
czycy, bardzo ma to sarka}a
i zachodzi Ottawa, ae przyjdzie
do niebezpiecznych stare, po-
miedzy ii e lon y mi a po-
m ara II czow mi. w kaz-
dym razie trz. ba oddac lriszom
sprawicdliwosc, il zawsz- zdo-
lajq pobudzat pubIiczn4 u
wage.
lzba prawodawcza stanu
M i C h G a n przyjela projekt
podwyzszajacy liceucye Cd
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ne, ale prawdq jest, ze poll
cyaaci przy omocy to t IL ~
ia elk ic h popychali. rozbijal
wszystkich p e d | ero w tykie.
tu ,,partyi ludowej" kazdego
kto Smiaf sic "a ia partya IL.
jac, aresztowali.
Rezultatem tego, co wy3ej
powiedziano, ma bye to, ze
,jezeli pan SadowslSi nie "a
przestanie ciagfych napadow
na mas robotnik6w w imje
podfei idei: ;,Trzylna,i stroae
silniejszego, " to my postaramy
sic o$lclec1c &C, daG Po'a axiom
amerykaiskm szkie jego cha :
rakter olresl;c wartosG III
pozytewki, ktdra tyle jest
uIepszonym wynalazklem, 2e
nietylSo wygrywa sztuczke, Ia
jaka ia sic nakrecl, ale saaia
stosow lie do okoliczmosci, Ia
stawia& sic umle i wygroG:
,,Precz 4 6 | up i'm P G :
J 4 k a m i, la w iern n D
$ k lie W SIX przyjac cl el" -
albo te2: ,;Smierc wroge "A,
Nj y T o}a k patry OF q,
nl znanao b is o S 1
MY SEX ret arr sejm u y
Kuhu1ka.